A Space Wizard kinda looks like this but with a robe and glowy Tron lines all over. |
Since these guys are the ones who plundered the Dragon's lair, they hauled ass over to the Bishop of Cornwall and spent some money to get some raise dead spells thrown on their comrades.
One of the guys who was raised was Mike's brand new first level PC, the cleric Brother Walter. This was Mike's first run. He showed up just as we're starting and said something like "Hi, I'm Mike! I just found your blog about 15 minutes ago and I saw you were running tonight." That's the second time this has happened. The first time there was a Total Party Kill fifteen minutes later ("If we can kill this sleeping dragon before it breathes..."). The second time the new guy wakes up dead with his boss's boss staring him in the face. Good times. Incidentally, Mike had played 2e once before but got his sea legs with 3e, so this was an entirely new type of D&D for him. He seemed to be digging on it.
I can't tell you about the second trip into the dungeons, because the party never came back out.
Sounds like an awesome time. All hail the Space Wizard!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Exciting times.
ReplyDeleteReally looking forward to the next time I can delve into the Caves of Myrddin.
Quite a way to celebrate Ash Wednesday (and a good thing I couldn't make it!)
ReplyDeleteDid the party move in, set up shop?
ReplyDeleteBest not hail the Space Wizard all that much. He went and got himself all exploded. Fred the Dwarf took the first Fireball in good humor. The second one got him mad.
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Why are you so certain that the second time you killed him took any better than the first?
DeleteI'll just have to kill him again, then.
Delete--Fred the Dwarf
Sometimes not making it out of the dungeon can be more memorable for a player. One of the more infamous dungeon runs in our group involved "Shooty's Run". Shooty was a low-level Thief who found himself alone in the dark after his party had been drained by wights. Running through the hallway in the dark without a light source or a map was more memorable than the other seven characters combined.
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